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Josh Goldberg and Sho Alli host. Hockey analyst for Rotoworld Hockey Gus Katsaros joins to discuss William Nylander's slow start and Auston Matthews' defence (25:21). 3x Olympic Medalist with Canada’s National Women’s Hockey Team Rebecca Johnston remembers the historic Sochi 2014 Gold Medal Game and the legacy on women’s hockey (52:04). MLB analyst for FOX Sports Ben Verlander comes on to talk Fernando Tatis Jr.'s monster deal and why he's high on the Blue Jays this year (1:12:55). Toronto Blue Jays beat reporter for the Toronto Star Laura Armstrong weighs in on how the batting order could look like for the Blue Jays (1:34:29). Co-Host of Dishes and Dimes Podcast Noor Zainab gives her thoughts on Norman Powell's performances on the starting lineup, how will the roster look like with Lowry and Anunoby returning (2:01:13). Calgary Flames Writer for The Athletic Hailey Salvian stops by to chat about Calgary's rough patch this season and why Sam Bennett can't see eye-to-eye with the team.

George Rusic and Josh Goldberg open the show with Leafs talk and John Tavares' up and down start to the season. David Alter, Leafs reporter for The Hockey News, joins the guys to give his take on Morgan Reilly’s adjustment alongside newcomer T.J. Brodie, the keys to their stability on the blue line and a preview of the upcoming Leafs-Canadiens matchup tonight [23:18]. The Athletic's Kaitlyn McGrath addresses the early concerns for the Blue Jays rotation and which young player has the most pressure on them coming into the season [48:07]. Raptors radio analyst Paul Jones talks about Toronto’s gritty win over Minnesota, the key 11-0 run down the stretch to seal the comeback and reactions to another strong Norman Powell performance in the starting lineup [1:36:51]. NFL Writer Tyler Dunne shares his reaction on the Carson Wentz trade, the holes his departure leaves in the Eagles roster, and how the Packers will reshape their team next season [1:56:04]. Yahoo! Sports' Justin Cuthbert weighs in on the Leafs and Canadiens battling for nothing, an unspectacular start for Rielly [2:21:11]. CBC Daybreak Montreal's Jessica Rusnak give her thoughts on whether the Canadiens are only looking at Toronto in the standings and vice versa, Carey Price vs. Jake Allen in net [2:42:27].

It's Sportsnet Today with Rob Wong and Sam McKee! On this edition, the boys kickoff the show with another edition of The 411, where they discuss the latest with the Leafs and Raptors. Brent Gunning joins the boys to discuss whether or not the Leafs are using their talent to it's potential [31:39], Donnovan Bennett checks in on a resurgent Raptors team [54:21], Michael Traikos takes a look around the NHL [1:13:04], and Ben Nicholson-Smith tries to answer the question the guys have been asking all show long: how concerned are you about the Jays' pitching staff heading into the 2021 season [1:41:02]? All that plus the debut of Robo Text!

Sportsnet.ca's Luke Fox joins Matt Marchese and Josh Goldberg to discuss Joe Thornton's impending return, how he'll perform with Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner, and could we see a Zach Hyman contract extension after this season (21:38). Host of OD on Sports Annie O'Donnell givers her thoughts on Trevor Bauer signing with the L.A. Dodgers, Torts benching Patrik Laine, Penguins' championship window (45:45). Raptors Radio Voice Eric Smith gets us set for Raptors vs. Wolves, if Norman Powell will stay in the starting lineup if OG Aunoby returns, and what will Toronto do ahead of the trade deadline (1:09:41). Sportsfeld's Andrew Zubers looks at the biggest questions for the Blue Jays ahead of the 2021 season (1:32:38). The Ringer's Michael Baumann chimes in on the MLB deadening its ball, if the Jays can come out of the AL East, who will round of Toronto's pitching rotation (1:58:51). Plus, Bleacher Report's Kalyn Kahler weighs in on if Carson Wentz will be on the move out of Philly, Russell Wilson's future, and where Deshaun Watson will play next season (2:23:17). Sportsnet's Anthony Stewart gives his perspective on the Leafs loss to the Canadiens, the many positives outweighing the negatives from Toronto, Michael Hutchinson making another start for the team (2:46:54). Sportsnet 650's Chad Dey stops by to chat about James Paxton heading back to Seattle, and why he man have opted for a 1-year deal (3:21:54).

Toronto Maple Leafs Radio analyst Jim Ralph joins Josh Goldberg and Sho Alli to discuss Maple Leafs and Canadiens and memories of Mats Sundin in Toronto (20:55). Toronto Six defenceman Lindsay Eastwood joins to discuss the NWHL bubble and her rookie year with the Six (47:31). VP of hockey operations for the AHL, Hayley Moore drops in to talk about her new role with the league and the increasing opportunities for women in sport (1:34:09). Curler for Team Jennifer Jones, Lisa Weagle discusses her preparation for the Scotties Tournament and the challenges of building team chemistry during a pandemic (1:53:08). Plus, PWHPA's Erin Ambrose tees up the Leafs and Canadiens, if this year's Toronto team is the real deal (2:21:06)

It's Sportsnet Today with Brent Gunning and Sam McKee! On this edition, the boys kickoff the show by breaking down the first quarter of the Leafs season and how impressive it's been. Dave McCarthy discusses where the Leafs are going right and wrong this year and the balance of their lineup [26:29], Brad Fay breaks down the Raptors roster and Norman Powell's role on the team [53:06], James Herbert discusses the red-hot Utah Jazz and James Harden with the Brooklyn Nets [1:14:39], and Nick Alberga weighs in on Auston Matthews' impressive season so far and the value of American teams playing Canadian teams [1:38:49]. All that plus another edition of Big Deal or No Deal!

Analyst for Maple Leafs Hot Stove Ian Tulloch joins Brent Gunning and Josh Goldberg to discuss the Wayne Simmonds injury and Matthews' dominance (24:57). Co-host of Dishes and Dimes podcast Katie Heindl chats about who stands out from the Raptors at the quarter mark (47:06). Toronto Argos Natey Adjei touches on the Argos’ new signings before giving his Super Bowl picks (1:13:43). Contributor for Golf.com James Colgan talks Jordan Spieth’s resurgence at the Phoenix Open and what it means for the Tour (1:59:55). Tennis writer for Sportsnet Ben Lewis previews the Australian Open field and Bianca Andreescu’s chances coming off an extended absence (2:25:04). Senior NFL analyst for NBC Sports Samantha Bunten gives her keys for the Super Bowl and thoughts on NFL trade rumours (2:49:27). Plus, host of Hardwood Handicappers Podcast Jonathan Von Tobel lends his expertise on all the prop bets for the big game (3:11:05).

Sportsnet 650's Dan Riccio joined Brent Gunning and Josh Goldberg to discuss what surprised him the most in the Canucks' struggles, if head coach Travis Green is on the hot seat (20:60). Go Long's Tyler Dunne gives his thoughts on what he's looking forward to the most in Super Bowl 55, the play calls between Bruce Arians vs. Andy Reid, and where could Carson Wentz be traded off to (47:32). Covers' Andrew Caley shares what his top picks are on his bet card ahead of the Super Bowl, books removing the anthem timing prop bet, and which coloured gatorade will be poured on the coach (1:08:36). Sports Illustrated's Aaron Rose chimes in on the situation with Kevin Durant and NBA's health and safety protocols vs. the Raptors, Pascal Siakam finding his form attacking the rim, and how will Nick Nurse slot OG Anunoby back into the lineup (1:30:02). Plus, Launch Angle Podcast's Rob Silver stops by to chat about Trevor Bauer's decision to play for the Los Angeles Dodgers (1:51:04). 2x Gold Medalist and Co-Host of Her Mark Podcast, Cheryl Pounder weighs in on how to balance against playing harder against better teams compared to a much lesser talented team, Auston Matthews ability to reach another level in his game, and PWHPA and the Maple Leafs partnership to host games of the Dream Gap Tour (2:18:25).

Rob Wong and Sam McKee host; they make a case for Jason Spezza's Hall of Fame candidacy, and pose that question to SN590's own Gord Stellick. Afterwards, they're joined by Dishes and Dimes co-host Kelsea O'Brien to break down the Raptors win over the Nets; Rachel Doerrie gives her take on the NHL's North Division and the makeup of Team Canada at the 2022 Winter Olympics; Sports Illustrated's Gary Gramling previews Super Bowl 55 between the Chiefs and Buccaneers in Tampa.

Sportsnet.ca's Luke Fox joins Josh Goldberg and Sho Alli to discuss the chances we see Connor McDavid in a Maple Leafs sweater during his career, Morgan Rielly and TJ Brodie building chemistry on the blue line (23:22). FanGraphs' Eric Longenhagen runs down the Blue Jays top prospects' list, where will Austin Martin end up on the defensive end for Toronto (48:42). At The Letters' Arden Zwelling gives his thoughts on if we could see the MLB cut down on this year's Spring Training games, which Blue Jay will play the most at third base (1:11:18). theScore's Joseph Casciaro weighs in on what to make of the Raptors and their struggles this season (1:36:19). Plus, Writers Bloc's Richard Deitsch chimes in on the Super Bowl's media week headed into the virtual world, how CBS Sports will approach their broadcast (1:59:13). Sportsnet and 3x Olympic Gold Medalist Jennifer Botterill stops by to chat about where the Buffalo Sabres are at in their rebuild, Canucks starting to find their groove in the season (2:47:10). And Aftermath's Kevin Michie gets us set for the 2021 Royal Rumble, his best pick to win it all, and the expectations from the broadcast without a crowd (3:11:44).